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  1. 07-25-2007 10:39 PM #1
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    They're just tired, time to retire 'em to the shelf and use 'em to break in a flat tappet cam later.
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    yup, i would replace them, call up whatever company you plan on buying springs from and get a reccomendation by your motor, cam specs, the boost you plan on pushing and max RPM... that should be what they'll need to get you the right spring pressure
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